Table 1. The Degree of Smartphone Addiction
Table 2. Difference of Smartphone Addiction according to General Characteristics
Table 3. Difference of Parenting Attitude and Academic Stress according to Smartphone Addiction
Table 4. Factors influencing Smartphone Addiction
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